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Bantam removed these since they did not follow the original publication order of the books. Jiu San Usually it was only a sentence or two that gave the story title and mentioned something that was currently happening that would suck Doc and the boys into it. The King Maker Please inform US if you could indicate to me in which way I could by the total colection. This cover was the one that always had me suspect a ‘ghost-painter’ in the woodshed. but don’t know all the names of the books.. The Doc Savage series from the 80s by DC was okay, but somebody on editorial had the "bright" idea to move Doc to the present (O'Neill always said it wasn't HIS idea) Taken away from the 1930s (or even WW2) Doc did not really work, and it wasn't until issue 17 or 18 that they started telling stories set back in the 30s (as it was, it was too little too late to avoid cancellation) Bantam reprinted the entire series in paperback with wonderful, iconic covers starting in the 1960's. The Sanctum editions were usually two novels per volume and included original pulp artwork. Men of Fear Measures for a Coffin I understand that some, if not many, of the Doc Savage Bantam books were short printed. The Roar Devil Capturing Doc in a variety of tense, action-frozen poses is also a delightful nod to the pulp covers that I have been able to see. Regretfully, NO. The Secret in the Sky Omnibus 5: The Monkey Suit Omnibus 5: I Died Yesterday King Joe Cay 2 books in 1: The Three Wild Men Devil on the Moon The Men Who Smiled No More Sitesmith Chuck Welch | Supported by Catherine Lavallée-Welch, Unless indicated, Hidalgo Trading Company articles are by. The Golden Man The Pirates Ghost Then again, he has written about Street and Smith editing Dent’s original story. Will Murray has been documenting these differences in articles for years, genreally in a column titled “inciDENTals”. Omnibus 11: Three Times a Corpse The Sea Magician I know the double volumes and the Omnibus books are often ridiculously expensive, so books above #93 can be hard to find, and expensive when you do. Omnibus #5 stands up in detail and tension to most of what Bama produced. Thanks. Death Is a Round Black Spot The Bantam books are beautiful little items with the striking artwork and (mostly) black spines. The Spook Legion Contact me for more details. The Derrick Devil The Thousand-Headed Man appears to have Bama backing off of the sharp, skull-cap-look by trying to make the widow’s peak more plausible. Lets Kill Ames Omnibus 5: Once Over Lightly The covers slipped a little in illustration quality; the rendering seems fine, and the shiny-metallic look works (he is the Man of Bronze, right? The Golden Peril Bob Larkin did fine for most of the rest of the run, but with a shaky consistency. You can even find old pulps as well. Does anybody know if the picture on the back of the Bantam books of Doc and his helpers is an actual picture of actors or just very good artwork? The Forgotten Realm Boris is too brightly pastel on the The Roar Devil, and better with big-busted babes. The Deadly Dwarf Originally published from 1933-49 and reprinted by Bantam Books, Doc Savage is back in a new series of adventures. After these covers (and a couple years off publishing, if memory serves me right) they actually contracted Boris Vallejo to turn out half a dozen; I don’t feel they got their money’s worth. http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1596540117/qid=1101906282/sr=1-2/ref=sr_1_2/102-1149623-5485744?v=glance&s=books, –Ted R. Blasingame Escape from Loki (Philip Farmer) The Fantastic Island This artist and designer maintains that it is also, after 30 years, the best-looking series ever published. 2 books in 1: Death Had Yellow Eyes Mad Mesa The Red Spider There is type all over the place: the cover is divided into sections, or boxes, which slows down the shopper’s eye. You'll find their information below sponsored posts. Hi Lee, and what I mean is are there any short-printed bantam Doc Savage books, perhaps 65,000 for one book, 78,000 for another print run. The first Doc Savage story appeared in 1933 and the series ran in pulp and later digest format into 1949. The Flying Goblin Details about Doc Savage: #69 Mystery on the Snow- Kenneth Robeson- Bantam Books- c.1972 See original listing Doc Savage: #69 Mystery on the Snow- Kenneth Robeson- Bantam Books- c.1972 >> This is a very nice lot of nine Doc Savage Science Fiction adventure novels by Kenneth Robeson. Why do you guys focus on the PJF and Will Murray Doc Savage novels on the home page so much? It’s remarkable that a character so wonderfully dated and innocent by today’s standards can produce such devotion to legions of fans. The Magic Island Pirate of the Pacific 2 books in 1: Devils of the Deep And yet The Black, Black Witch has a nice action flow. The Green Death Le migliori offerte per DOC SAVAGE #34 MAD occhi Kenneth Robeson VGF 1st Bantam Books James BAMA sono su eBay Confronta prezzi e caratteristiche di … Once you’ve entered your credit card info, it retains it and you can just order from different shops as though it was a catalog. Omnibus 6: The Magic Forest (Unlike the Bantam reprints.) Land of Long Juju Fear Cay The first 96 paperbacks reprinted one of the original novels per book. To the world at large, Doc Savage is a strange, mysterious figure of … The Haunted Ocean Tunnel Terror Doc Randall's Revenge a Novel by Russell E. Savage Jr and a great selection of related books, art and collectibles available now at AbeBooks.com. Murder Melody The Man of Bronze Here is the cover to that first Doc Savage paperback book from Bantam: Quest of Qui Doc Savage: The Seven Agate Devils - S7492, Volume 73 by Kenneth Robeson and a great selection of related books, art and collectibles available now at AbeBooks.com. See the complete Doc Savage Bantam series book list in order, box sets or omnibus editions, and companion titles. The illustration is mired in the stylized magazine look of the Sunday supplements. All of the original stories were reprinted in paperback form by Bantam Books in the 1960s through 1990s. My copies are white and stick out like sore thumbs in my (nearly complete) collection, and I want to know if it’s worth looking for black-spined editions: #75 The Land of Fear Cover Art of the Bantam Paperback Doc Savage books. In the novel, Brand of the Werewolf, Doc Savage learns that his uncle was murdered in the Canadian Northwest forest. The Yellow Cloud The Munitions Master The delta-sweep-stylized logo perfectly captures the imagination, while remaining legible and almost visceral in its strength and visual appeal. Cargo Unknown Doc Savage by Robeson,Kenneth and a great selection of related books, art and collectibles available now at AbeBooks.co.uk. Death in Silver Red Snow Fortress of Solitude The Sanctum editions were usually two novels per volume and included original pulp artwork. Meteor Menace book. As a cartoonist, illustrator and advertising art director, the Doc Savage book covers have always had a special meaning to me. Omnibus 8: Trouble on Parade Doc Savage Fantasy Cover Gallery Kez Wilson has been creating Bantam Books–like covers for fictional Doc Savage adventures. The Sargasso Ogre Look at The Time Terror, aren’t Doc’s shoes way too big? Thanks! Jade Ogre Omnibus 9: Terror Takes 7 The Man Who Shook the Earth 2 books in 1: The Headless Men Five Fathoms Dead DOC SAVAGE #46 - The Midas Man (Bantam Book H4721, 1st printing, 1979) Kenneth Robeson WeirdPaperLLC. The Spotted Men Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. By 1967, Bantam was publishing once a month until 1990, when all 181 original stories (plus an unpublished novel, The Red Spider) had run their course. Doc Savage would also appear in comics and in his own feature film directed by George Pal in 1975. Imagine if they got 100 stories in when the bottom dropped out of the market. The Meteor Menace and Polar Treasure have Doc much too small to be a striking, news-stand presence. All copyrighted characters, names , and images featured on this site are copyrighted by their various respective owners. Frederic, Ebay is an excellent place to look for Doc Savage books. Author Will Murray produced seven more Doc Savage novels for Bantam Books from Lester Dent's original outlines. The company then published new titles by Philip José Farmer(Escape from Loki) … Bantam Books reprinted the Doc Savage pulps from 1964 through 1990. The designers at Bantam do seem to take a few covers to get the look right. Somebody buys them. We’re reprinting it with no editorial changes. Then there is my vote for the worst cover, The Land of Terror (although at 13 I was a sucker for dinosaur-lost-world stories back to Burroughs and Doyle). Doc Savage, bantam - AbeBooks Skip to … According to Plan of a One-Eyed Mystic Omnibus 9: The Invisible Box Murders Alex Savage is the father of Patricia Savage. The Sanctum books also often include articles by Will Murray and occasionally material that had been … The rejected The Red Spider manuscript was discovered in 1975 by Will Murray and published during the Bantam Books print run as #95. 2 books in 1: Hell Below The Lost Oasis 2 books in 1: The Lost Giant As the stories got shorter, Bantam combined double novels with numbers, and finally Doc Savage Omnibuses with four or five stories without numbers. Death in Little Houses Quest of the Spider conde nast is owned by bantam books. The Devils Playground The Devil Genghis I figure my audience are the people who read those books, plus I think we can create enough excitement about Doc Savage to attract the people who don't know about him. From the 1997 Hidalgo Trading Archives: “As a professional artist Ron has a excellent eye for what sells books. The Majii The Living-FireMenace Some of the highlights have to be: The Dust of Death, The Squeaking Goblin, The Giggling Ghosts and The Men Who Smiled No More (that has got to be Monk to the left, with I would guess Ham and Long Tom in the back to the right). Bantam was the first published of the pulp-era novel The Red Spider, which had been shelved by Street and Smith. Omnibus 8: The Mental Monster Omnibus 1: The Swooning Lady Bantam did such a great job presenting Doc to an whole new audience, it’s a wonder they ever stopped and don’t seem interested in producing new work. If I was Bantam, I’d be trying to lock up the rights now before the boom hits. But the single books, #1 to 93 are easy to get. In November 2018, many Doc Savage fans came together to sponsor pages on the Hidalgo Trading Company. Alex Savage is the uncle of Doc Savage. (The novel was shelved in 1948 and printed in 1975 by Bantam Books.) 2 books in 1: The Shape of Terror 128 Books #1 Bantam edited the original novels. The Seven Agate Devils I’d like to recommend the site www.abebooks.com for Doc Savage books of all kinds… it’s the Advanced Book Exchange and pools hundreds of independent booksellers into one site. Omnibus 11: Se-Pah-Poo I have quite a large number of Doc Savage paperbacks in fine to near-mint condition that I would like to sell; I’m not content owning a partial collection, but I really can’t afford to continue to pursue the rest. Omnibus 12: Bequest of Evil Required fields are marked *. #95 The Red Spider. Remember him? Meteor Menace I wholeheartedly recommend it; I’ve never had a bad experience. Doc was arguably the first great modern superhero with a rich background, continuity, and mythos. 2 books in 1: Satan Black Omnibus 8: Weird Valley Omnibus 11: The Devil is Jones Cold Death We found out a bit more. Of course the work of James Bama was the perfect way to go with presenting Doc to a new generation of fans…realistic enough to shore up against the camp of the novels, but striking and exotic (and instantly as recognizable as Superman’s costume) with the dual element of the torn shirt and the severe widow’s peak. White Eyes. If they are actors, does anybody know their names? Sanctum Books republished all the pulp-era Doc Savage titles — including The Red Spider. Founded the Hidalgo Trading Company (1996) and The Flearun Discussion Group (1999). No Light to Die By Omnibus 13: The Green Master The Purple Dragon ), but why does it seem like Doc is turning away or hiding from each menace (literal or symbolic) and on many of the covers he is actually running away? the US Amazon site), in the last couple of months I’ve managed to fill all the gaps in my collection including Omnibuses and doubles at “reasonable” prices, despite being UK based, except for the rarest doubles. Doc Savage is a fictional character of the competent man hero type, who first appeared in American pulp magazines during the 1930s and 1940s. Can anyone else confirm that these blurbs are all that were removed by Bantam? Is this true? If you haven’t seen it, what are you waiting for) and the upcoming Indiana Jones 4 will be a shot in the arm for the pulp market and lead not only to a Doc Savage movie but more adventures in book form. Bantam’s Doc Savage series is reportedly the first numbered line of action-hero books. Chuck currently serves as Editor for the Bronze Gazette. The Motion Menace The Red Terrors The Giggling Ghosts But I would ,like to know where in US I could by the 181 books. Python Isle Just look at any other paperback that came out in 1964, such as the Ballantine Tarzans (#23, #24). #85 The Boss of Terror I have just discovered that Blackmask Books is reprinting the pulps in paperback form, starting with a double issue of The Man of Bronze and The Land of Terror. 99 $24.95 $24.95. Omnibus 13: Return From Cormoral Once Over Lightly Read 27 reviews from the world's largest community for readers. All I need now is Goblins/Secret of the Su. Devils of the Deep In case anyone else out there has a similar question, I have black-spined copies of every other single Bantam (1-96), although I have seen white spined copies of many of these as well. All of the original stories of Doc Savage were reprinted in paperback by Bantam Books between the 1960’s to 1990’s, and the series features over hundred books with The Whisker of Hercules marking the last book in the series. Ost [The Magic Island] Of the first 67 paperback covers, 62 were painted in extraordinary monochromatic tones and super-realistic detail by James Bama, whose updated vision of Doc Savage with the exaggerated widow's peak captured, at least symbolically, the essence of the Doc Savage novels. The Mountain Monster Your email address will not be published. Many moons ago I had the idea of creating a few mock Doc Savage covers featuring the Man of Bronze in adventures with other iconic horror, fantasy and sci-fi characters. The Land of Fear Birds of Death The Evil Gnome Merchants of Disaster Bequest of Evil Can someone steer me in the direction of a site that has info on this? Omnibus 13: Terror Wears No Shoes The works of Lester Dent, James Bama and many other Doc Savage creators have largely inspired Ron Hill for 45 years, to become: a graphic designer, husband, parent, illustrator, cartoonist, painter, scout leader, journalist, educator, author, editor, business owner, and grandparent, and he shares Doc's birthday of November 7. 2 books in 1: Cargo Unknown Sanctum Books republished all the pulp-era Doc Savage titles -- including The Red Spider. “Doc Savage” ™ and the Doc Savage Logo © by Conde Nast. The fact that Bantam was able to reproduce the entire series is something to be grateful for. 2 books in 1: The Ten Ton Snakes The Phantom City #84 The Mountain Monster DiFate could find very little about Rosa. pulp, in March of 1933, with the story entitled; The Man of Bronze. The South Pole Terror Your email address will not be published. The Green Eagle The Stone Man Please send list of all doc savage books ,, I’m trying to collect them. The Hate Genius (Retitled: Violent Night) Mad Eyes The Monsters treats us once-again to the delineated realism of that gloriously wrinkled and torn shirt. #77 The South Pole Terror The first Doc Savage story appeared in 1933 and the series ran in pulp and later digest format into 1949. Bantam reprinted the entire series in paperback with wonderful, iconic covers starting in the 1960's. Peril in the North “Doc Savage” ™ and the Doc Savage Logo © by Conde Nast. Omnibus 5: Let’s Kill Ames Give ebay a try. They well done and pretty entertaining. Resurrection Day Danger Lies East True, the book has to stand up to this test, but it is still the cover that will first be judged. Available instantly. Take a look at ebay and see how well Doc is selling now 10 years after the last adventure hit the stands. Other format: Paperback ... (Doc Savage (Bantam) # 19)[Annotated] by Kenneth Robeson Kindle $3.35 $ … …, Can anyone else confirm that these blurbs are all that were removed by Bantam?>>. Omnibus 9: The Wee Ones The Crimson Serpent It seems that there are suddenly two ways to present a Doc cover: either literal The Motion Menace where Doc is in an actual setting, or symbolic, The Devil on the Moon, where Doc is juxtaposed against a figurative background image that represents the “menace” of the story. (The novel was shelved in 1948 and printed in 1975 by Bantam Books.) I’m hoping that movies like League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen (a great film. Omnibus 5: No Light to Die By The Angry Ghost Real name Clark Savage Jr., he is a doctor, scientist, adventurer, detective, and polymath who "rights wrongs and punishes evildoers." The Metal Master Doc Savage by Gary Chaloner for Steve Sherman, Sitesmith Chuck Welch | Supported by Catherine Lavallée-Welch. I still have all my original Bantams in a complete set, and can read them at any time, but I may start getting the new editions as well. The Vanisher The Flaming Falcons The Awful Egg The Annihilist The Czar of Fear Does anyone know if any of the following single titles were published by Bantam with Black spines? Bantam Books reprinted the Doc Savage pulps from 1964 through 1990. One box for title, one for NEW (tilting crazily like a newspaper advertisement), overprint for Authorized edition info, and they have to tell us twice (once in numeric form in the top right and again in text along the author’s name) what number the volume is. http://www.lulu.com/dennier, I am interested in selling (as a lot) the following books. Omnibus 8: The Pink Lady Prior to filming Pal said "In the last six years the Doc Savage Bantam books, the reprints alone, have sold 11,400,000 copies. Skip to main content. Omnibus 12: The Exploding Lake Help Support This Page Your purchases from Amazon.com help support this site. Omnibus 13: The Derelict of Skull Shoal Omnibus 11: Colors For Murder Doc Savage reached a new audience in the 1960s when Bantam reprinted the entire series in paperback form. Bantam was the first published of the pulp-era novel The Red Spider, which had been shelved by Street and Smith. It's an awful lot of copies! 2 books in 1: They Died Twice Savage is considered as the forerunner of the modern superheroes. Fire and Ice Colors for Murder Later, as a professional graphic designer, I came to realize the Bantam cover designs of the Doc Savage reprints go beyond the excellent choice of James Bama as the first cover artist. By the way, I’d also recommend ABEbooks as well as Amazon.com (i.e. Brand of the Werewolf The Terror in the Navy Omnibus 1: The Angry Canary Clean, full bleed, no boxes — it screams for attention in its simplicity. Omnibus 6: The Awful Dynasty Omnibus 9: Birds of Death Hex Mystery Island Will has shown the pieces missing and some reworking as he uncovers them and has the time, and venue, to publish his research. The Books - Bantam Cover Art - Street & Smith Cover Art - Main Page - SeriesBooks.info; Bantam Books Cover Art. Please let me know the complete address of Cond, Email reply was attempted: —– The following addresses had permanent fatal errors —–, (reason: 550 Requested action not taken: mailbox unavailable), Malheureusement, Bleeding Sun (ou “Le Soleil Sanglant”) n’a pas. For my experience, some Doc novels had small blurbs near the end of the story that gave a brief synopsis of the upcoming adventure in the next month’s issue of the magazine. It is also evident that the publishers feel guns sell, because Doc wields a firearm on five of the first 67 covers (three times in the first 15). Mystery Under the Sea My suspicions are correct; according to the story, Bama had to wrap up some “artistic commitments” and evidently couldn’t paint all of the above; Dale is virtually certain (and I would agree) that he didn’t paint Meteor, Polar, Werewolf (Dale has a copy of Werewolf that is cropped high enough to show another signature), Oasis and — thankfully –Land of Terror. We’ve just updated the links and added a cover gallery.). Omnibus 12: The Death Lady The Lost Oasis has a weird color scheme, with Doc looking like a romantic lead from the 1930s cinema. The Freckled Shark The Monsters The Sea Angel In October 1964, Bantam Books issued their first three reprints of the Doc Savage adventures from the old pulp magazines. 4.7 out of 5 stars 47. At any rate, Bama is back on the ninth cover with The Mystic Mullah and, of course, The Phantom City (an obvious favorite with the collectors), the covers reached an excellence that has to stand as a high-water mark in series publishing. Lester Dent’s 1931 Mount Vernon, NY Apartment, The 10 Doc Savage Novels That Were Quick or Slow to Be Published. bantam in not currently publishing the books, so you cannot order them from bantam directly. He also thought that Bama wasn’t available as he was on his honeymoon.). All are in near-fine condition, clean and bright with tight bindings and free of marking. The company then published new titles by Philip José Farmer (Escape from Loki) and Will Murray (seven novels from 1991-1993). Brand of the Werewolf is too cartoon like. I am a french reader of Doc Savage. Omnibus 6: Fire and Ice (Editor’s note: According to Vincent diFate the artist for those two novels was Doug Rosa. The Polar Treasure Thanks and SEMPER FI ! He Could Stop the World 2 books in 1: The Screaming Man The Mystery on the Snow I had heard some were short-printed as opposed to being mass-produced by the millions. The Thousand-Headed Man Land of Always-Night They do not seem to Larkin painted 47 covers for the Bantam Doc Savage paperbacks and continues working today. He also does commissions, some of which can be seen on this site. Death Had Yellow Eyes The Lost Oasis (Doc Savage) by Robeson, Kenneth and a great selection of related books, art and collectibles available now at AbeBooks.co.uk. As of this writing, there are currently 7 of these double-volumes listed with Amazon. Thanks and SEMPER FI ! Pirate Isle Spook Hole Kindle $5.99 $ 5. The Red Skull Now look at The Man of Bronze cover. Mystery on Happy Bones After Bama’s artwork disappeared from the covers, Bantam did the smart thing and didn’t tinker with the design. This artist and designer maintains that it is also, after 30 years, the best-looking series ever published. Dale thinks the signature on Werewolf reads MKunstler, for Mort Kunstler. Omnibus 1: The All-White Elf Based on an unpublished manuscript by his creator and the sequel to The Red Spider, this gripping tale pits a ruthless, unstoppable assassin against Doc Savage, plunging him into a … All copyrighted characters, names , and images featured on this site are copyrighted by their various respective owners. Omnibus 6: The Disappearing Lady Omnibus 12: Death in Little Houses The Black Spot There would 80 stories never reproduced in book form and our collections could never be called complete. Actor and model Steve Holland who had played Flash Gordonin a 19… As a bonus: Ron gives his view about why Bama’s covers attracted so many fans to Doc Savage.”, (Editor’s note: In 1997, Ron Hill wrote the following article for the Hidalgo Trading Company. 2 books in 1: The Firey Menace I don’t know if this cover painting seems consistent enough with the others to say Kunstler painted the other four, but Land of Terror and Lost Oasis seem like the same artist — look at the brush strokes on the volcanic steam and the machine gun flame. … some Doc novels had small blurbs near the end of the story that gave a brief synopsis of the upcoming adventure … Bantam removed these since they did not follow the original publication order of the books. In the future, please feature some of the great Lester Dent novels. The entire design concept surpasses good illustration: it is design that was ahead of its time. Not until years later (today, in fact) Dale Dodson, a fellow artist, brings an article to my attention a Starlog article about James Bama by Will Murray. The Submarine Mystery Omnibus 11: Death is a Round Black Spot Le migliori offerte per DOC SAVAGE: la minaccia di movimento, Bantam Books #64, Kenneth Robeson (' 71) con inserto sono su eBay Confronta prezzi e caratteristiche … The Gold Ogre The Mental Wizard See Quest of the Spider, The South Pole Terror and Murder Mirage and you’ll know what I mean. Doc Savage had been introduced to the American public in Doc Savage Magazine, i.e. There are 40 books available in French. Murder Mirage The cover is black and reflects the two covers of the original pulps they appeared in. you can buy the used books easily on www.ebay.com. They are all vintage paperbacks, published by Bantam Books, and with cover art by James Bama. 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